adventures in neverland

Men of Manila, which debuted in the country's music and concert scene in July last year, has finally released the much-awaited music video of their first original song in Filipino aptly titled "Gwapo Lang Naman Ako." The song is about a young man's plea to the young woman he loves, who seems unreachable because of her beauty that could easily win for her a Ms. Universe crown. Award-winning composer Joven Tan penned the lyrics and the music of the easy-on-the-ears mellow love song. "Gwapo Lang Naman Ako" pays homage to the Filipino tradition of the bygone years when a man courts the woman he loves by singing songs that profess her undying love beside the window of the maiden's house, preferably under the moon light, accompanied and supported by his friends. The tradition, which has sadly disappeared from the modern man's dictionary, is called "Harana." The love song also pays tribute to the joys of the "Kundi...

a bitchy friend asked: why don't you post photos of your parties, dinners, and out of town trips on your facebook and blogs anymore? with a raised eyebrow, the effortlessly fabulous mahatma gandah replied: excuse me, i seldom do. but even then, i removed them right away because i don't want to induce envy among the trying hard cretins who have always wanted and coveted what i have (and tried but failed to emulate what i do). to answer your question, i leave it to those social climbers to do all of that. to post their ugly mugshots, photos of their paid for by sponsors gifts and trips on facebook because that's the only place where they can ever feel alive and relevant! kidding. hahahahaha! &&&&&&&&&&& seriously, i seldom go out these days. i just don't have the patience to be stranded and bored in hours and hours and hours of traffic jam. it's just not worth it! thus, i have been turning down invites especially ...

" m aybe it's because one direction was just on 'snl,' or because i'm playing the wanted on my top forty show, but in terms of boy bands, we're seeing this resurgence, and it's happening, whether you like it or not! " - carson daly. The Philippines will soon swoon and dance to the beat of the newest boy band in town – Men of Manila. Composed of 12 young men aged between 16 to 25 years old, they will make Filipinos fall in love again with their rendition of old and not so old favorite hits such as Every Breath You Take by The Police. But apart from entertaining Filipinos with their soothing voices and sexy moves, Men of Manila also aims to make a difference in society in their own way by donating part of the proceeds of their earnings (concerts, ticket sales, record sales) to a charity of their choice. Now, it’s not something that you hear very often from every aspiring singer out there, right? Why Men of Manila? Manil...